PowerPivot question Excel 2013

Rblack40

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Should PowerPivot be included as a free add in for the Microsoft Office 2013 Professional suite in Excel like it was in 2010 as well as the other new add ins featured?
 

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Microsoft should fix Office 2013 and Excel to have all available add-ins and keep it like it was when Excel 2010 was released. It had all the options. GeoFlow can be in Excel 2013 as well. I don't like this subscription concept. If they do this concept you should have all the add-ins available. Mr. Excel would like to see that.
 
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